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An attempt to combine the French and Italian styles.
Trecento
Organum
Ars subtilior
Ars Nova
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In _____________________ singing, the soloist sings a series of verses, each followed by a response from the choir.
Antiphonal
Polyphonic
Responsorial
Solo
3
Method of telling Biblical stories through the use of music.
Trecento
Motet
Organum
Liturgical Drama
4
T or F: Plainsong chant was polyphonic in content.
True
False
5
Meaning “new art”, a style originating in France in the Late Medieval Period.
Ars Nova
Trecento
Ars subtilior
Organum
6
Traveling poet musicians of the High Medieval Times who were often common men.
Goliards
Trouvères
Trecento
Troubadours
7
Ars Nova was a musical style originating where?
Italy
Germany
Portugal
France
8
T or F: The Bubonic Plague killed between 30% and 60% of Europe’s population during the Late Medieval Period.
True
False
9
Before Guido of Arezzo devised modern notation, how was music read in early times?
Neumes
Nodes
Gnomes
Noodles
10
Around what year did the Catholic Church begin to standardize the Mass?
1022 AD
1035 AD
1003 AD
1011 AD
11
Traveling poet musicians of the Early Medieval Times whose songs ranged from sacred to the profane.
Goliards
Troubadours
Trecento
Trouvères
12
T or F: Troubadours sang their songs of war and courtly love in Latin.
True
False
13
Multiple, interweaving melodies are played at once.
Motet
Polyphony
Organum
Monophony
14
Widely regarded to be the first major female composer, Hildegard of Bingen was named Doctor of the Church in what year?
2001
2012
2017
2004
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In _________________ singing, the verses are sung alternately by soloist and choir, or by choir and congregation.
Polyphonic
Antiphonal
Solo
Responsorial
16
T or F: The Notre Dame Cathedral was the center of composition in the High Medieval Period.
True
False
17
Along with the lute, this was a popular accompanying instrument in Medieval times.
Aulos
Lyre
Harp
Hurdy-Gurdy
18
The more southerly Troubadours sang their songs in an ancestor of what language?
Spanish
Portuguese
French
Italian
19
T or F: It is generally agreed that the year 1500 marks the divide between the Medieval and Renaissance Periods.
True
False
20
Guillame de Machaut was a French composer, considered to be the foremost European composer of which Century?
11th
14th
12th
13th
21
Which form of plainsong chant was named for Pope Gregory after the Catholic Church began to reform music?
Georgian
Gertrudian
Geoffreyian
Gregorian
22
Primary composer of the Medieval Period; worked in the Notre Dame Cathedral.
Goliards
Pérotin
Troubadours
Trouvères
23
_______________ consists of a solo performer or the choir performing alone.
Solo
Polyphonic
Antiphonal
Responsorial
24
Plainchant melody with at least one added voice for harmony.
Liturgical Drama
Organum
Trecento
Motet
25
T or F: The oldest surviving liturgical drama is the Winchester Troper.
True
False
26
Contains a single, melodic line; most chant was this style.
Monophony
Motet
Organum
Polyphony
27
The Toledo Cathedral in what country has 170 volumes of plainsong chant?
Portugal
Spain
France
Italy
28
The dominant Italian style of the Late Medieval Period.
Trecento
Organum
Ars Nova
Ars subtilior
29
Musical form that was highly diverse and an example of polyphony.
Organum
Liturgical Drama
Trecento
Motet
30
True or False: The Medieval Period can be divided into three sections: Early, High, and Late.
False
True
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Traveling poet musicians of the High Medieval Times who were usually noblemen.
Trecento
Goliards
Troubadours
Trouvères